Afterwards, Batman confronts Corcoran about the Judge, saying he is going to take him in before he actually kills someone. Two-Face flees in the process.Ĭorcoran gets a call from the Judge, who is tired of Batman interfering. Batman pulls Two-Face away from the gas and hurls an explosive batarang at the air escape, causing several explosions, thus setting them free. Two-Face heads for his secret exit only to find it blocked off even though no one knew about it. A TV recording of the Judge declares Two-Face's punishment as the room fills with gas. Just as Two-Face rejects help, all the exits in his apartment lock shut.

Batman follows him to his hideout and pins him down saying that he wanted to find him before the Judge did. The next day, after a report of the Judge's attack on the Riddler, Corcoran admits he knew of the attack and hints that Two-Face will be the next target, much to Two-Face's rage. He explains that his support of the Judge gains him popularity and if Gordon has his hero, so can he. In a private conference, Councilman Corcoran gives the Judge police files that will help him, and says he cannot be connected to them. The Judge sends Croc falling off the top of the bridge but Batman saves him. The Judge appears and attacks Croc with an oversized gavel, accusing him of murder, mayhem, and manslaughter.

Later at a toll bridge, Killer Croc hijacks an officers' van. Bruce, however, disapproves of the Judge's ruthless methods. This new vigilante, called 'the Judge', is bent on getting rid of Gotham's criminals and councilman J. The next morning, Gotham Insider reports the attack on Penguin, who is now in critical condition. As the Penguin flees, the man knocks a giant penguin model over him, leaving him unconscious. Accusing the Penguin of trafficking stolen goods, the man attacks him with his sword. After they leave, a tall figure in a black robe and white wig confronts the Penguin. The episode begins with the Penguin doing dirty dealings with Killer Croc and Two-Face, swindling both of them.

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